From: Toronto Sun
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Casford had been charging seniors in his neighbourhood around $35 for a carton of 200 cigarettes, enough for him to pocket a few bucks, but nonetheless helping his customers over the years quietly evade thousands in sales-and-sin taxes.
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If the average Joe can easily get a baggy of 200 loosely-packed cigarettes for a little as $20 from a friendly senior with a carload of smokes, why would he walk down to the next corner and put out more than $100 to buy the same number of cigarettes at a convenience store, especially when the risk to him is zero?
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